GAUSTATOPPEN, Norway (Reuters) - With just two hundred metres to go in a 220 kilometres extreme triathlon, Hans Christian Tungesvik burst past favourite Allan Hovda to snatch victory on Saturday in the first Xtri World Championship that ended at the top of a Norwegian mountain.
The sprint finish was a thrilling climax to the race, which was run as part of the Norseman Extreme Triathlon, with Norway's Tungesvik crossing the line in a time of nine hours 59 minutes and 40 seconds.
